Navies of the world

by Edward W. Very

RUSSIA.

ARMORED FLEET.

• A = Length between Perpendiculars.
• B = Breadth of Beam.
• C = Maximum Draft.
• D = Displacement.
• E = Indicated Horse-power.
• F = Maximum Speed.
• G = Greatest Thickness of Armor.

Type and Name.	A	B	C	D	E	F	G
	Ft. in.	Ft. in.	Ft. in.	Tons.		Knots.	In.
Frigates.
Sevastopol	300	50 10	25 11	6,200	3,088	12	4½
Petropaulowski	300	56	25 3	6,200	2,460	11	4½
Knjaz Pozarski	280	49	21	4,500	2,835	10.6	4½
General Admiral	285	48	23	4,500	6,300	13	6
Herzog von Edinburgh	285	48	23	4,500	6,300	13	6
Minin	289	49	23 8	5,800	6,300	12	9.2
Battery Ships.
Perwenec	220	53	17	3,300	800	9	4½
Netronz-menya	220	53	17	3,300	1,140	8	4½
Kreml	218 6	53	17	3,300	913	8.5	6
Turret Ships.
Peter der Grosse	330	64	22 9	9,510	8,700	13.2	17
Admiral Lazareff	260	43 6	19	3,700	2,020	10.8	5½
Admiral Greigh	260	43 6	19	3,700	2,020	10.2	5½
Admiral Cicagoff	260	43 6	19 2	3,700	2,080	10.8	6
Admiral Spiridoff	260	43 6	19 2	3,700	2,080	10.8	6
Popoffkas.
Vice-Admiral Popoff	121	121	14	3,550		8.3	16
Novgorod	101	101	13 2	2,490		6.5	9
Double-turret Monitors
Carodjezka	210	42	11 9	1,835	750	8.7	4½
Russalka	210	42	11 9	1,835	750	8.7	4½
Smertch	172 10	38		1,380	700	8.3	4½
Single-turret Monitors
Stryeletch	200	46	11 6	1,558	340 to 490	7	12
Jedinrog
Latnik
Bronenosec
Uragan
Tifon
Larva
Perun
Wjestchun
Koldun
Sistov			5	512	290	8	3
Nikopolis			5	512	290	8	3

• H = Least Thickness of Armor.
• I = Backing.
• J = Date of Launch.

Type and Name.	H	I	J	Battery.
	In.	In.	Year
Frigates.
Sevastopol	3	2.6	1863	XVIII 8¼-inch Aboukoff.
Petropaulowski	3	2.4	1865	XXI ” 5.8-inch Aboukoff.
Knjaz Pozarski	3	1.8	1867	X ””
General Admiral	4	1	1873	IV  ” II ””
Herzog von Edinburgh	4	1	1875	IV  ” II ””
Minin	6	24	1878	IV  ” VIII ””
Battery Ships.
Perwenec	4	10	1863	XIV ””
Netronz-menya	4	12	1864	XVI ”   I 60-pdr. smooth.
Kreml	4	18	1864	XII 5.8-inch. V 5.8-inch Aboukoff
Turret Ships.
Peter der Grosse	9	10	1872	IV 12-inch Aboukoff.
Admiral Lazareff	3	18	1867	VI 9-inch”
Admiral Greigh	3	18	1868	III 11-inch”
Admiral Cicagoff	4	18	1868	II ””
Admiral Spiridoff	4	18	1868	II ””
Popoffkas.
Vice-Admiral Popoff	16	15¾	1875	II 12-inch”
Novgorod	8¼	9	1873	II 11-inch”
Double-turret Monitors
Carodjezka	3¼	18	1867	IV 9-inch”
Russalka	3¼	18	1867	IV  ””
Smertch	4	7.8	1864	II  ””
Single-turret Monitors
Stryeletch	12	39	1864	II 9-inch Aboukoff.
Jedinrog
Latnik
Bronenosec
Uragan
Tifon
Larva
Perun
Wjestchun
Koldun
Sistov	2	10	1864	II 4¾-inch, I 3¼-inch Aboukoff.
Nikopolis	2	10	1864

SEVASTOPOL. PETROPAULOWSKI.

Armored belt and casemate, swan-breasted ram bow, round stern, single screw, full sail-power. The belt encircles the water-line to the height of the main-deck beams. The casemate rises to the spar-deck beams, with armored bulkheads forward and abaft. No fore-and-aft fire from the casemate, the ships being wall-sided. ([See Achilles, English].)

KNJAZ POZARSKI.